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TS /f)alort£ patiaMttm T}jtt : .KSi>A,V.. OCTOBER 3,1-907. '-'{'•xirmise^vxas.. ,A«tl<-e» ana n-i>aiiniiBlc*HoB %'rf-iir iSB/^aseraHQuja tie landed Ipt wiy it j^Srt \drj'.racoa-'uT IqSaie J$U1JUC*MOB. just com- Here and There. There was a slight frost in this vicinity early this (Wednesday ) aiorriing, John Badger, Jr., has taken uj> his resi- dence in the new home h« has pleted on Constable <rt.rert. The offering of fur and fur lined conta- in the new adv. of EldreJge & Slason will interest many just at this s«ea*ori. K. N. W, Bobbins hm begun an addl* Won on tha front-©Ihii* block on Hanson Place, to bring it out <ss«m«iththe BrfggV drug store bict'k. Wm fing Fa»g, that brainy' Chines* £ entiewan with & g«»iua for asking perti- nent questions, is to return t« the United Statea-aa ambassador, ; A FranMln county- man earned Berry,, [living in Bombay, soldlaat weeJf te White* hall parties, five titad of HoUtein and ATSBIXB cattle for .$£,500, The Wad&ate Beading Circle, gave, an enjoyable jf«captt»'o to the qegr^gachers of Fraakfin Acade.M$^sEji» ;^^ in S reams last Friday evening. QE ,,er t h-.-bbant of education of that city,, O. J. BarneiCbr^qn^^&ieredBsVeri >b ,,h he nlled wi%fi^^ »!? fall < tog h>alth necessitated^ r^gnatlnn. Th\ remains were brought hero' on Sion<lay for iefevmen*. Besides Ma wife, [bis parents,, one Bfeter and one \bretter (-survive. Kaee Meet at CuateitHguy Wan a Successful One, Former Mfiione Mitn, Death jy'sa-a wis rw-ei'ye % here en Saturday of $e; deaiii at; Schenectady, N» Y.» on. Pri* ^j-to: .-f l-telmer Zefr, formerly of M&* fcne, an '• ™ -^ wite \^SliSSLulu Todd, *--tb> f vi.iaaf.' Tte sadden decease of .»i^Z?h was 'peculiari'y sad in that the awale.ifa-i- made- all plana to return to tfceiro.'t .home town, Malone, to reside/. pgaih ivn«'-iu!e to-consumption. He was j,3-je^-.>.f.age.-.and; waaa Oaliva fit Cob* tfeiill'-'- ••\';••'. Sir.'-^/'-ii .»» formerly employed by a, L. > c iioa aiMatone Junction,coming tare after graduating &©X» Albany .Boai- nasi; <v.,,ege. After three yeara of ae- ;ceptabi»* servic0;he reftjtrj&ii to; Se&e&ge-. • taiiy. t.-nt«r«i the employ of the General Eik-tr..- Co., vghere ho remained about i-fopr years. Later he accepted a position, FLANAGAN 4 >1) (. LOTHES llll, Also a com- : Fall and WEAR. A le HOSIEBir* on -\: m § Sons, nb pa^ ILes iaskell, the Tailor. «\ £ gi|r^ ; # Royal TailutV Suil lo feg^p Ifi-i . >ut. «; l am the Only TrftWf |ir ; Because the Royal Tailors b**a* »st inch out of Woolei-s and 'XSatt' Style in Clothes. R $1» TO $XIi V oni Tailor, 31ALOMS, S%v|r» Selitner ia Fine TailorfjQg; \> O PERA H<J One 3^Ti^3at.lJ' ; 0332y Fhurs. October Dne of the events of th#'^anff FRANK W. NASOp offers -^r:? 3rEORQ£ F, M\ In the merry force comedy The (To KebtuUl the Ampersand As a Club House. i trbcers of the Hntel Ampersand eorpr> ration have annonnced since news of th& burning of the hotel at- Saranac Lake, that it will bs rebuilt as a casino. The oastop »ill be the social eenternf a colony that has been planned for some time, and iwiii be organized nest moDth. The clnb iaea has been carefnlly worked ( out. There will be two h)andrei shines issued at $1,0(B par value. With the 200,000 thus raised the clnb organization 11 erect a casino and take charge of the unifying of five hundred acres of land. Each clnb member witl have a cottage : bt>= own, and-altogether it will be a |}arge colony. For many years^ the same persons have patron i z«d the hotel, and it was in effect a club. It was for this reason that the clnb colony was projected. ^ Although tore Ls a loss involved by the fire, #ie hotel would have been replaced anyway in clubhouse. - -- — r* + *^- , '--: -\ • To Wed Blcbvtile Girl. ADUOUocement is made of the marriage jef Dan lei C, Palmer, of Malone, to Miss ^da l-i »Je Walker, of* mobsille, N, Y [slue11 » to occur at the horns of '_. the bride's parents in the latter place to- jiyr Wednesday). Tlie carfmeay will peTformediby Eev. Mx. Hendricks, a EuiaD of the Bride, formerly of a couple will reside at^ Eichvilte. e bSgle-to-bB is the only daughter of antf%ri. WiHiam Walker, \jjfc. ker is a prominent merchant in Eich- Mr. TESafaJer U. well known tar ^Kalooe, having been in the employ of H. A. Putnam as clerk in his- department Janre for nearly 85 years. Misses Stella and Janette Palnwtr, sisters of the groom, of Malone, have gone toRichville to attend the wedding, The PALLADIUM extends congratulations with [otber friends of the couple. Planning for Big Convention. -Interest is growing; ia the Christian Eadeawr convention which ia to be held ^luilaiooe Oct2l8tand22d. Theconven- ^&n »ill seat delegates from eleven ^weaaties of the Empire State. The pro- ipainuiu uow being prepared bj the otSr of the State union is said to be of Imnsuai excellence and interest. Malone people have shown their hos- ity in arranging to entertain the ;:e:eg»te> for lodgings and treakfasts t charge—a departure from tbe l mode of procednre at these large .oayentions. E?ery c. E. society ia this section is ;e.l :.. »en.l as many delegates as pes* Sife-. The inspiration to to be gained: m a progressive, interesting meeting this kind can scarcely be overesti- •toi. „ ''-..'•-• imiex Kalabtuiied Tratk H*rar4 By jSIatt Ott '.t you likp i'in Beau'.ir'i see thui S&OWj Th- Latest SOB! flu lone Attorney to Wed. | , 'Announcement is -made of the ap- pbing marriage of George J.Moore, llalonn attorney and member of the I* firni of Wells & Moore, and T$isa Mc.Nierney/i of Burke. The [tiding will occur at the Gatholic ch at Trout River the second \teek lOotober. '. '•', Mr. Mo«>re is a young mail <>f gro#fiij| sbihty and has a very promising are. Miss MoNiemey isa daughter of ?b McNierney, of Burke, a graduate i to Maiune training class and \a former jNew-at franklin Academy. She is fovtste^fog in Trout Eiver. Here and bawork since graduation'she has imust succ^sful and is deservedly ir'f^ar witb a large circle of friends. fba young couple will residfe at 83 |?aakiiQ street, in this village. \~-. ~~. • & atrc Reiojork. The popular: nickel show ot Maloae. ' Pat- ronized by Evevyho&l F:•:.••• ProgT&mMe of high class picttlres all th:- week. ' MmT the ::e v.\ songs-/-6f tMmm t?aiith. the popular tenor, fake allyonr tuiiu-iy to, the - • • ST A K- '-'.Tto ll.oa=ek Uit«.\ ADMISSION The Craojcni Busy. At in^ regolar meeting of JUalone 'aage Sat urday evening, Sept. g3, there :• sis present,althotigh the night k and rainy. . Worthy Ceres, i 1 SpenceTt hadafine Drogramme t'ut.on account,of the melem; t.e weather all |did not Tespond. it Hid were: Bfrs. Lyqoao Foote, -!'--s Fforeric8 Hawkins,, song; >»>;-(^tc l ;and itaymofld Koete, ti dai 1% of • which he sold for g»4.80. They ^ere the Wolf Kivgr varistyi This-JftftSi hard rec- ord to beat. The Syracuse Chairaber of Cbmtoeree has issaed a eal! fet i cfiave&|I|a t& epn- | eider the agrioolturat eohaitioW'lf ^rw York : State, to be held at Syracuse Oct, 23d,g4thand8a«[t. ' \ Julias Golden and Camile Cteio. civil war veterans, of Slalope, have recently had their pensions increased from- $12 to S15 pet. month, under the age feature of the new pension law, John Hl»y, of St. Regie Falls National 3ank, has been chosen cashier cf the new Saranac Lake National Bank. He was formerly withaPotsdatabatrk for eight years, and has* been with the St. Regis Fails Bank since it was organized. , A women's institute arranged by the State department of agriculture, fa to be hetd at Saranac take-«0*. Ut; and 2nd» te be conducted by Mrs. A, J,, Wells, of^ Syrleuse* The enlke corns of women lecturers will be present and several local sneakers.. • • ~ .,-••/'\ Stephen G. Paddock, of Maton% has filed a petitioriin bankraptdy. f he Jiabii- ities according to the scliedules are $3,243 and assets $3,481. Of the liabilities $5,710 ate unsecured. The stockholdings in the Common Sense Garter CCK have been assigned a3 collateral-security. ••'•& tErCisQ; paper says that because of the insiBb»r>ce r>f penpt* along the line, the f Mohawk & Malone officials art making an effort to have the passenger train which arrives in Malone at 3:29 ia the afternoon and leavee here at 6:00 A. M* t . continued during the winter months. News'has heen received here of the death at Braver, Province of Quebec, on i^Pqeaday, Sepfe. 24th, of the! %ffe of ''Qmte» £6*e;^*ged $8 years. '• tbe de- ceased was formerly of this village, and the announcement of her death has occa- sioned deep regret among, her old friends here. .••---%-*_ \-'.-. > •' ' ' i v Nathan Frank's Sons, Ogden^burg's largest dry goodsJstorej will givda^grasd special sale \of ladies, misses, ap4 chil- dren's jackets, suits, eeparate skirfc, rain,' coats, furs and far coats of all kinds at the Hotel Lawrence, JSIoira, Friday, Oe-, tober 11th, and at the Brushtan House, Brushton, Saturday, October 12th. Don't *or|^t the day and date, of these sales. May Hillman, that clever little actress, who i§ well-khown in Halone, ia booked to appear hero during the weok commenc- ing Oct; 14th. Miss Hillman made a hit herein her electrical dances, in which she wfli be\seen again this season. The sup- porting company is said to be a particu- larly strong, one, and i Malone theater* gders are certain of a week of fine plays and clever specialties. • , ! The Burke Creamery Co.'s cheese and butter factory, located at Hawk's Hollow, is doing a good businea3. The patrons^ ro ceiyed for the month of August an aver- age of $1.18% per hundred for milk, the price of butter being 29Ji cents. The milk, which brought this money was man- ofactured into foil cream, eheese and whey butter, which was sold to our local markets in Franklin county. Stationer T. T. Buttrick new liaa hia business alt under one roof, havitig moved the stock from his art store in the base- ment under the post office, in tnaBfcwatd block, to bia book store; on Main street. A large and convenient addition was built on the. rear of this store during the sum- mer which will be used for the art de- partment. . Mr. Buttrick is to be congrat- ulated on t he hew arrangement. Very encouraging reports come from Montreal regarding the condition of Bfae. Joseph Aubrey,, of Malone, who undet*; went a v^ry serious suTgicat operation at Dr. Lockhart's private hospital in that city two weeks ago,. The operation was in every; way successful, and Mrs. Aubrey is makmg excellent progress toward com- plete; recovery. She was taken to Wtont- real by Dr.: Furnes3i who was present at and assisted; in the operation. Faodoin Interested. Th;e*ace for thsf championship fennant in the American League has base hall fans in all parte of tho country Its. a btate of excitement. The Phtladeipjita Athletics and the DelroJt Tigers ar« fighting, tooth and naif for first place, with the; Chicago. WhiteSoxoaly about 2ar. points behind. Ia PhitadeJphia op ; ilbnday the Athletics D#spiteun favorable weather conditio its, f he races at Cbate*uK*y, o» the ground* of the agricultural society, on Saturday. wjftfe interesting and drew a crowd of between Am and f>00 spectators, A spt vfarl trsifl from Slalone at 12:30 carried about 1CMJ peopl.v Three races w«r» puiteel off and afforded * good afternoon's iport. The time of these races, .while not fast, was very good considering the heavy condition of the track* owing to contin- ued wet weaifaee, and ai«o that half of each beat was in the face of a strong east wind. ' , ' The feature of the.ineet was the exhi- hltJas mile by Jaa, Farley'^ pacer^ Judex* J Co «i»It«t vf 1I4? ud»-»;tiO coadttions the horaemadaa track record! for the new track of 3;I0. The first half wascc-^ered &(*% : '. A Foot bail game between the Franklin Academy and Chateaqgay Sigh School teams* which was another enjoyable feature, Was won by the1 former by a seoreof iitoO.: , WooM Theflrst race wa» the Town Eace,aodf_J~ i f f^^ oni two horses were eatered fat tha first heafc. Little Paul» owned by Pratt jptt, and Ho Trouble,; owned by Allan Eaton. and Mrs. Ells Worth 0. Lawrence. Fred Stockf ell, of StockweU & Flana gjaa, whonaspeen seriously HI for the past fortnight, is able to be out again. Mr». G. W.'Harden foea this week to Concord, N, H., to visit relatives and friends there and in other Eastern cities. Mrs. F. D« Barry, wtbo haa been apefid- ing a few mobtbs with her son in Roch- ester, has returned to Malone for the win- ter. Cbateaogay, Gptc^Date. owned * J h ^£&^%?2Tl%lZ .WWterlfaHon, of Maiohejmd Ptinoe of, f ^ M ^ nT l ^S & * W °!Sf owned by Jame?F*rtey, «MINSEU- 2??\ T* \\\^ \*\* °* ^ by No jTroufele in IrfS. The secoad, or County Race, had five starters, Tommy H., Carrie N., Cedar Boy, Axworthy and Mollis A., and. was wan by Axworthy (James Farley), with •fcomtay H. (T»3rJ. Ovs'yer), second, and Mollis1 A. (John KavanaUgh), third, while Carrie N, and Cedar, Boy brought up the rear, the time of tee first heat for the mile being 3;3l. 1 The Free-for all had three entries, Jim \owned by Jeflersoa Roberts, of Ifeali {. , IfceiM. TV,,.,, fe,.. •>;arid. five young pan torn tins' and rjipn pre- d/ill from MxV.Mary WeasoH, sffnl:. Fjyre | a& d Tfeers prayril 1.7 frimngs. to a, tie in the presence of a vrowd^estimated at 4(>,- OOOneopJe, Only a. few nioro jgam.^3 re- ojaio to be played hy the leaders,, and it J (s a toes up w hether the bunting will go •.to. Detroit or Philadelphia. Our old : regular meeting of tht* Ma-- :- will ba Oct. 6th. , .. rri.til-Oct.. 29th, far the ari- -t ^upjxir of, Malone ti range, U< leased on Ball. (ECU;;; , %*& *&&.:i ^ff'tifor- •*yfiia-i-.f, -r-iy.- the yxiiirig man from, iv as :arrejsted .at Malona fair .1 -.teal tag the, poekstbook of '.J'airin, of Al(»na, hm been ian' htre since h£s examina* !'. nice .Justice Bigelaw, who •.the grand jury. His wife town, and with other friends, m haying nim released on itte.amount^. Whfcb H |75tf. I^*5qa-raj.f iifea : U«o f i p ,i. over #*2,OOO* our I»lfe Le: taa^Adam*. tieastfreif of the Frank- efianty.'Ag-nc^ujf-ai, Society, : ba« *'*pat,-th I .f ( ,iiWing statement of re* „|?,«3a.30 - 2,718.08 .. 1,886-90 IfiO.tO j£**Sta;nu. 'iVivtlegg'.\ to'jBSa-foil and wing colWSrf T 4fi5- ifolded when t»e *?«nlf damwmed. W» *•*••! . •t dantpecij \these collars ex***|* z&lititf smoothness on every «•*'• ^•ORTtTNITS? j Up-to-date * - Maloae Steam La rae;Phone »l 8 |03,?82.04 -M *a Clerk Badger has giren ofBoial r«* »at t^a registration days in Ma- Stt* , ' ls *0««llth, 13th, 18th and • ^rsonajtfgglatration will be «* 2*° « electors who reside within the *§* pMM «^ii8ofthsvillaga, » Prince O. was the winner, the time being at^forthefirstiBile? [ In the second heat of the Town Race Tommy Wills, owned by Thomas WiHsy was entered, but did no better than: third in 1:22 for the half mile. In the final heat this horse won second place in the home stretch. The remaining heat] of the County Race and Free-for-all were practically repetitions of\the first heat. The summary for tho thwo races ia aa follows:-^ TOWN RACEj NoTtbtable».vw,, Little Pauh,~,..- Tommy Willa.y .*. i. *,-. v , Time, i;22,-l:32, 1:20.. FerwouBl. Earl X, CaUI, of Ijong Lake, is spend- ing a few days in town. Mr and Mrjr, C. W. Hyde have returned from their K*»tern trip. Arthur Duir.r.s h.is ^nne to Woreeeter, Uaivs., »h«-re«he has employtnent. Mrs, €. W.Breed, with harItWiegrand- son, left for J^ew York Tueaday evening. Misses France* and Florence Miller apenta, few days last week la Ogdeus- burg. I John M«wh,of Antwerp, N» Y, f wtm. recently the auest of IrJa daughter, Mrs. P««i Mail «f»«a Opens (MtardBT. H«r» om P, a. Merrlaai. Walter Keater, of Brooklyn, f* e»joy-| ing a fortnight\* vacation with his pa* rents In Mf-loae. Miss Kate Hawley- has Just returned from New York where: she went to sekct millinery goods* spent Sunday ley, of Laggan, Jtanitoba, with his nncle, \Etomas Hawley, In SIklotte. . Mre.Charieji Boardway has returned is visit with her eon, Earl, OTiourke, of Slalone, is a menjberof the freshman claaB at 8t. Lawrence University. Mr. apd 3Ir|. Burt Lawrence, of Monk- Thfa was ttbaif tntte heat and was woafton, Tt,,ar&4;Qe8tjforafewd*!r8<jf Mr» | Tjncfeiuan Kicked t»y Horse. On Vonday afternoon aa he was trying to'quiet a frightened horse which had. thrown itaelf while hitched to a Struck wagon in fwatof J. B, Twafldia # (tote store on West Slain street, Oliver Tru- sbaw was kicked to the abdomen and rather aeriously inJlDtfld, ,Hr. Oliver was called and found that the man had sua- taluedaeveral broken ribs. { The horse had at flrrt began to ''cut up\ by backing,j»* finally threW him- eelf. It was when Mr. Troshaw |put a hand on the horae'a hip to quiet him that the animal let drive, with eerious reaults tothftdriver. : . RAG& X f 1 3 3'. a S 3 * - 4 1 1 1'* S fJ 1 8 2; 1 2 .3: 5 4 t 2 3 friend, Hike Powera, fortnerly wilii Pla<tts^uJgh f is doing a large share of the J catching for tltg Philadelphia c!ab t Ajid his many friends here hope ha and his team* mates may capture the pennants . - Voui>e Mam t'ound Dead. \'On Monday aftercoon tie dead body' of George Martin, sa» of the late Konert Martin, and who, lived with his mother at Malone Junction, was found in the coal yard of Sherwin & Jonas, at the^ Junction, The young man ate dinner at hoWelhe day of bfc* death. His body was found a short time after* Coroner\ Geo. 11. Oliver was called and decided that Mr, Martin died of heart failure inci- dent to a weakened condition. He had been a heavy drinker, and lately had been a great sufferer from quinsy. He waa about 38 years ©rage and unmarried. , , ~ ».M.I» — Oflleer* Ke-Kl*rt*d. COUNTY AsWorthy .....::...-. Tommy &........;..;.....-... Mollie A.....:.,.,,......... ..^ „. Carrie .N...J—ii— .\ ;.—.*.._. |Cedar Boy*., ...., .i.^..^. ! Tini8^-3J,2^l6f,2^^. FRE&FOR-ALL. Prince €£„.•. :.:.,. Up-to-Date ,*^.. t .., Jim Farley*'..4.^...^...,..,., Tinie^ 2523'^^ 2^5, 258. E, W. Lawrence, of Malone, acted as starter, and satisfaction with, bis work seems general, - j '/ -, - ' Decisiotk Keverseth , : The appellate division of the supreme court has just handed down a decision: reversing the decision of Justice Tan Bark dismissing the oomplaint in th* case of Frank Strong against the Rutland Railroad Co. Strong was a brakeman in the employ of the railroad oompany and on March 19,1905, the freight train upon which he was employed ran into a wash Out at a> culvert about a mileTeast of Ma- lone, the engine going down a twenty* foot embankment, killing the fireman and seriously injuring Strong. Strong brought suit against the com- papy for damages, the case being tried before Justice Van Kirk at Malone in N6veropet,of last year* Tfafr jury «• turned % ve:rdJot orf9-,C!M.|B faTor «t plaintiff. '.'\.\•. An appeal was taken and it woe argued by.Judg© Booth at Albany during the Hay term. The appellate division has just handed down their deois!on in favor of plalptiff, which retrerses the judgment diamistdng th» complaint, with costs to appellant, and thecal is remitted to the trial term to proceed upon the verdict. This means that the verdict of $9,C0O is reinstated and at the next trial term at Malone in November judgment will k©| entered for Strong. ......II', -.1\:»'.»»-—i-.iimi I' mi- - ' .«**» Ur Meform Scaoojt. Gabriel Jedwate, at\ 13-year-old boy, who broke into Sanford Child's house a couple of milea south of Malone and stole a small amount <j»f money during the weekof tbeTflir, while ibfr family waa absent, pleaded guilty to the crime as charged, and admitted that he bad stolea the money at the conclusion of his ex- lamination before Justice Btirno on Tues- day. Justice Burfao sentenced the boy to tho State Industrial School at Rocheater far an indefinite period. The boy could Ibe held at the insWtution until he waa 21 years of age, but it ia customary in cage* of good behavior to lat the prisoners out |o» parole sfter4hey have been confined ford time. Ho waa confined at Malone jail gbverad days pending his examination. Constable Eted Degon departed Toes- day e*enfns for Eocliester with the boy, former 2t*lono Girl Head.. -jiin 'in,; * 1 Word was received here last week of [the. -'death on Thursday of Bessfe> the daughter of Mr. and Mf4 Cha«v B, Lane, at their home fa Mitmespate. Miss Lane was. formerly of Malooe, She wm* 35 years of age and unmarried, Conaump* tion-.was the cadw of her death. She had been ill for a long time, and -the past winter vaa spent in California but the change in climate did dot bring relief. Her remains ware brought to Malone Monday night, and Tuesday morning were interred in Morningtide cemetery, (t is announced that the railroads in Missouri, aftereperatiDg for three months under the State's new t wo-oents fare law^ have cast up results, and find that they have lost a million and a half of dollars. They will, therefore, now appeal to the courts to declare the law unconstitutional because it ia confiscatory. In Ohio busi- ness interest* are reported to have de- clared a similar law a failure, and at least one chamber of commerce to the State ia to petition the Legislature to repeal it. The service that the railroad^ give under the law ia said to be so inferior that the saving in fares which it makes 1« not satisfactory. lira. R. C. |?eimey has gone to Chicago, to visit her [brother, C. W. Hotchkisa. Latershewil) visit the Jamestown fhc- fOSiUon, J. ^ » _ Mr. and: Mrs. Arthur, Lawrence, of Yonkers, have returned home after •pending a trjonth with Mr. and Mrs.0. |H» Tomer, A. H. Moujd and F. J, Taylor have been Spending a wsek hunting at McCoUum'a They had thej good fortuue to get deer tta first day Mrs, W. Coleman, o: guesta the pi Dr. Coleman MissV spending a iting her William Day I Wraiths, brldga; Wr\ in honor ofj Goldfieldv Hiss Helen! Horn, who has been spend- {ing a fortnight In Malone, the gueet of Mrs. C. M. Radfield, haaraturned to her feomeinSSt. Jolmsville. ' ' MIstfNettie M. AMrich, superintendent Of liurnapFrjeeHome for Aged Women, of Boefon, Miss., waa the gueet of Mrs, M.D. Sill ovfer Sunday. ' RansOm Matthews, of Fitzgerald, Ga, tethe'gue«to)fhi«Bepbaw,Frank A. El- dredge. Mr.JMatihewsutaG. Aj^'t&.iQair and a najtivaof Potsdam. ,. iars.F. G. Paddock and children, who havo been epending the rammer at Fal- mouth Helgbta, on the IfoasacbpsettB coast, have returned home. . Mr. and Mrs. J. Q. Clark, and »on, Arthur, left dn Tuesday evening for Hoi- yoke, Mass., ivhere Mr. Clark has aaitua' At a meeting of the Republican county committee held Satnrday the old ofSeers were re-elected as follows: Isaiah Gibson, chairman; O. S. Lawrence, secretary, and Thoe. Adams, treasurer. /The chairman was authorised to ap- point the usual executive committee. Preparations for the fall campaign an now wall under way. oleman and Miss Jeanlo Kemptville, On.t.». wero, pt fep dayaat the' home o£ : E. Cheney, of Malone, la in North Lawrence, vis* •ndparenta, Mr. and Mia. r J,wrenoe entertained at a [parly on Tueaday evening-, oil her guest, Mrs. Jones, of iNeVada. tion for tho Winter awaiting him. Mrs. John 1 7. Parker, of Hutohlnaon. B^»a»,hith( gueatofMrt, Will Earle, Mrs. Parker »*aMia» Mary Dehnean, for-1 merly of Fort[Covirigton and Malone. Miss Harrieji Putnam haa gone to Peeka- kUl, to viait Mr. and Mrs. George Naylor. Frcro theraah* will go, with her mother, to their new hiome in Harriaburg, Misa Miss Mary JP, PoweU, who baa bean •pending several weeks with friends and relatives in Malone, has returned to Wash-' She} visited friends at 'Albany •nroute. Miss MarionjCroff, who haaaresponaible position u bookkeeper at Hamilton, N* Y., has beeH enjoying a vacation of two weekaat the home of her parent*, Mr, and Mrs. Abber Croff . Miss Anna Hughes, of Chicago, who baa been spendingj a three months' vacation in this section] called on Maloqe friends on Monday. Miss Hughes ia on her way to Chicago to teiume her poaition in the Marshall Field store. Mr. and Mri. William K. Ferguaon/of Algona, Iowaj are expected is Malonej soon to visit friends. They have been at the Jamestowfa expoeition and Mr. Fergu* son baa beeijt attending the National bankers' meeting at Atlantic: City, Rev. B, J. Lehigh, pastor of the Bap- tist Church of; Clayton, accompanied by uia wife and (daughter, was a guaatof Miss Huggard at the Deaf liute achool over Sunday. Mr. Lehigh occupied the pulpit at tht Baptist church Sunday evening, . Mrs. James pameron returned to her home in Lowell, Mass., Saturday morn- ing, after having; spent aeveral weeks with her atster, Mrs. t>. A, Sparry, in Went villa. 3 Irs, Cameron [was called home by the serious lilnesa or her father, John 0, Nfletj who is now convalescing. Among the Malone people who nave'up^ tothia (Wednesday) morning made ajr^ rangements tq go to New York on tbt Rutland' excursion to-morrow aw:/Dr. Mayne, Mr. ajad Mrs. C. A, Smallman, Mrs, Spencer, |Mr«, Jameson, L. M. Irvingi •The first gridiron contest of the in Malone will occur at the fair, grounds at 3 o'clock on Saturday afternoon of this week, when the foot ball r**tm of F.ank- lin Aoad#my and U^densburg Frea Acjdpujy will play. With good weather the game will undoubtedly draw a good crowd of students and townspeople. ,, The management of the local team baa gone to a considerable expense to get th% Ogdenaburg team here and wi 1J appreciate a crowd. Franklin Academy's fjsam is being coached by Francis Cantbell, a former player here, and later a member of the Union college eleven. They are said to be in good shape. for the initial game of the season here, An admission of 23 oenta will be charged. At Chateangay on Saturiay laat they won, from the high school team there by •scoreof 11-0, - A toeaMjaataxa Geo. F. Hall, in the joUy, musical mix. ture, \The Gibson Girl,\iatlteattraction at Malone opera house to-morrow (Thurs- day) evening. Mr. Hall needano ipecial introduction to Malone people. He will be assisted by the Malone ©rcheatrapf ten pieces., consisting Ql^lg* Scott, jeadsr and first violin* C. fcjOapron* violin; P. E. Bayea, floiej <?haa.|^pjroxxyJ elari* net; Miss Florence Kearns, piano; ; A. G, Conger, cornet;: James McCoy, slide trombone; Fred J.Riley, Fr«noh|horn; S. A. Keams, baas viol, and !j. C. Zwahlen, snare drum and traps. •in. 1 I... n -n .» * « '..'i: '- ' .. -flflsa Bessie Aaaott Starts wlta Owa ,,. Ceipamy oa «9B*«y. 1 There is keen interest in the to^ir ar- ranged tor Miss Bessie Abbott, prima donna aoprano at the MetropoliUn-opera houae, New^ork, and her assisting com* l*nyofmne artiste, IChia tour extends over sis weeks, beginning Monday, Oct, 7th, and closing Saturday evenica|Nov, 4j5tb. :Thb7ty-8ve gtand opera conoerte will be given, all told, in cities as far westward as Denver and/ Colorado Spring*, Col., anAaa far to the south M [Atlanta, Ga., and Birmingham, Ala, S-r«hUiHI«|iUta tmMfUL ««mv«^tle*. The Prohibition convention of Frank- lin oonnty will btbioiiik at the court house in Malone, N, Y., on Thursday, Oct. 10th, at two P, M., for the purpose of making nominations and for: the transaction of •uch other buaineasM may properly coma before the convention. Dr,E.L.Tijffany, of Syracuse, will be in attendance and address the convention. ' - County Chairman, . ^_u_— ^^, —.... ; • .. ¥•«•« BeyaUtanste Orffaat|s«. ' To xneet a demand long felt in this county, the young Republicans are de> sirouaof orglniaing a Young Men's IRe* ] publican Club not only for this fall's campaign, hat with a view of making it permanent, maintaining club 100ms, etc. .Toward thfaj end there is to be a meeting [in Bryant *Lawr«noe1j offioeTo-mJorrow (Thursday) evening at SHX>. All young men interested In tha welfare of the Be* fiublioan party are requestedto be present. ,- ' i..,i J ..- l ;v,.i << ,a. >/ i, _t—. [..- AnOgdensburgwoman waa fin«id flO laat week tor threatening to paaanlt af teacher in the public schools who aad found It necessary to punish her daughter, Burlington Savings Bank. INCORPORATED 1847. Had July i, 1907,25,357 Depositors Total Asseta $H 1 493,701.BI, This bank has always paid highest rate of interest allowed by law. whiebatthep»«nttimei8tl|, PER CENT. per annum. All taxes in the State are paid by the bank on de- -- poaite of 12,000 or let*. Deposits; can be made or withdrawn by maiL Money loaned on legal security at lowest rates. < • OlPJPlCKBS, CHABI.B8 f>. »m*m President, HKNBV CiRKBIfle, Viee-JPreatdeat, P% W. \*raK0 Treasurer, .. B. 9, unaait aast, Treastmr. TRUSTEES. C. P. S9KITB, WaCLABD CBANE, BBNBI CtBBBNB, •». I. BARSTOW, HENBV WELLS, ; F. W. WABO, - A, CI. WMITTE«IOBE,F. W. PEBBr. T',T--T V \, V . V -i ***\ ili V ', V i *+*• it ***\ ij; *y ji, *?*' I It Cooks as CDougD The People of Malone Appreciate Ott? how Piiees oa jHanos Yes, and the people of almost ever; town for miles around. Everybody is talking about the GREAT SALE OF NEW HANDS AT ZWAHLEN & COS, talking of the beautiful and latest style case designs, about the ex- ceptional musical tone and great carrying power of the instruments, and they are buying these very pianos, too. Are yon going; to wait until everyone else has had an opportunity of making a selection ? No, by ail means come in now, to-day; The pianos are here, see and hear them for youraalf and jndge if we are not telling the absolute truth when we say that:— ' Pianos sold regularly for $285, are offered here at $3tO. Pianos gold regularly for $225, are offered here at $145. Weareglad to leave the matter to your good judg- ment; but yon can not possibly know the troth without coofing to look at the Pianos.. Come, anyway, whether you are ready to buy or not. Nothing can please us better than a visit of inspection. .,¥^tf^ st, MALOME, H. T.; *fc \*fa\<*fr'> '4*''4*'•'•I* 1 ' 4*'- 4*'\'*i44^4^'4*l!# i a World Beewrd. Late information is to the effect that the free-for-all at Malone won by Judex* the laat day of Malone fair, establishes,/» new world's reoord for three wintring beau in a five heat race, aad equals the world's reoord for the flva heats male by Prince Albert, J:»X, at Parkway Driv- ing Park, in Brooklyn, several years ago, and which horsesaaa in ail parts of the country bare siaoa been trying to eoaal. Mrs, Geo. A. 1 Frank Jabaut^ Hastings, Mr. and Mrs. Chanc^ T HE Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Co. desires So open a district agency with headquarters at Malone. This oompany will have been in business 63 years on Jandary 1st next; haa always oocduoted its ausinees on the annnar dividend planL,and daring this period has been coespicjKons for conaarvatiMn and economy in aasnagement, and as a result ia regarded as, the leading annual divi- dend oompaiv in the country to-day. A saUsfaotoryToommiesion contract wita renewaa runbing for a long period of years .goes wiga sooh an agaocy. Previ- ous edtperienoa not necessary. Hera is a splendid opportunity for a amn of high character andjabllity. Address JAMCB Q. BUECDS, General Agant, flw8 5t8taUSt., Albany, N. Y. Ve«a> «escsik«Hia«4. la district No. 8, (the Foots dislrtot) Mooday, Bent. SM, with Mia JodssjOf MakMa, as^tsaobar: ska is boardiaf at the BOOM of Samaei May Man salt tandteg sehooiat George OUs s«a«i Rah>h Foois are at- •f Mr. and Mrs. It cheaper thin any \graded\ or \KOMI\ »M£e lead (polite fcr •'adulterated\^ no taatier how 1 low the price of the adulterated . product House Painting h eemomical only when material U used which will last. \Grsuled while* leads, so-called, soon scale or wash off. , ; look for the Dutch Boy Painter on the keg. He guar. antees purify and Jong wear. Sen* for oor fcta&nwc boolu Cire* vtkubk inIom»uui* <*t uwtaistwbiict, junafutUA»«a»ANT | m UPRJQHT MAN I B R womao is fortunate in being so. People who keep their chins up, their shoulders baot and their chests raised are giving their lungs a chance; and in deep breathing lies one ofthe secrete of vitality. An Eastern physioian is curing all kinds of nerrous affections bf, making bis patients stand and breathe oorrectly. Your boy or girl ought to acquire physical up- rightness during youth. -If they show signs of stooping a right will remedy the trouble. We have that kind. They do not cost much and you cant estimate their worth jn dollars and cents. A f DEWEY & SMITH mmk A One3 are the sunshine of every home. 1 hose having children should always be particular where they get medicines, when siok- nees comes. Many a •: :• CHILD might have been saved when it waseiok, had the medicine been of beet quality and been prepared rightly. CAPRON, the Drug- gist, in Malone, sells only the best of medicines, and they are pre- pared in a right way.tooi and when given, quick results follow aftetfJaachMiafiwt 7 -* 3S*aw for l>ttsiaess SHOES for all occasions HOIT & DONT Btrr> Elsewhere until you see our new line of Horse Blankets Wfha*e the CHASE ALL- OVER BLANKET with two buckles and five-inch lap in front. The best blanket made. A. E. aVUBRET, Constable, N. Y. WE ARE PROUD of oar Fall and Winter Millinery Display. Drop in at \the store arosutd the corner\ and see lor yourself the NEW HATS In new shapes, new styles aad new trimmings. Also agent foe NEMO CORSET. /. Mrs. J. C. Lincoln, - t Ansadea *t». * examination is free fllu>aps R ELIEF is ante. No guessing. Scientific treatment. Every modern appliaaoe, with care, patience and experience de- voted to every case. If We wonld be pleased to have you confide your eye troubles in us. f We promise you our closest attention. We will examine your eyes thoroughly and will advise you on what coarse to pursue. «J,Jfyour eyes are troubling you, you certainly should have them looked after. No charge for any- thing but the glasses. „ €rtte$t €e muller, Reliable Jeweler and Optician, MALONE, N. Y. Bf-Eyes Tested Free by Our Optical Specialist. KatabltatMHl 1680. Hon Gossip. Sample* of the late crop are now being shown and there are many grades as to quality, some of them being choice. Offers of 14 cents are freely made with but few takers as yet. Growers dp not seem to be attracted as yet. to the IS t<J 15-cent offers, preferring ;to wait, until the market gets a little settled. The general estimate miw as to the quantity grown in this State is about, (ft per cent, of last year,—Water ville Times. Hops—Business on the coast has-been fairly active at 6(g&>. aftd a few dealers have been rather heavy buyers; The • quality of Californ|a~is the best they have had for many years; Oregon and 'Wash- ington are turning out much better than was at one time expected. '.'• In'many of the-abandoned yards they started picking ;-' again and latest estimates for Oregon are now 12p,00t) bales. In the State not much- has-been.done;. The quality generally is disappointing, and neither dealers nor brewers are taking .Kindly to them. Ac- cording to cables received here, English hops are offered on the London market at SO?30., our, money. The Waterville Times says: \ We have to report a quiet market, with occasional sales during the past fOw days at 14c. and 12c, the former price being paid for the common brewing grades and the latter for , an exception- ally good quality. We are experiencing wet, squally weather, and the growers are enjoying the time in getting their drop into bales. As soon as this is done samples willibegin to come in, but until then things are at a standstill.\ The fol- lowing shows the movement of hops at the port of New York to date: Week end. ing September 27, receipts, 507; exports, 550; imports, 55; total since Sept. ll, re- ceipts, 2,503; exports, 3,896, imports, 74. Quotations: New York State, 1906, prime to choice, 12@ 14c.,; medium to prime, 10@ 12c.; New York State, 1905, prime to choice, nominal, common to fair, 3@5c; Pacific Coast, 1906, prime to choice, 8@9c- medium to prime, 5@7c; Pacific Coast, 1905, prime to choice, 4@5o.; ordinary tp fair, 3@4c.; German orop, t9«7, 20@36c .— Albany Argus of Sept. 30. Cburcti and Society Notices. The Baptist \ladles will serve their annual harvest supper (the great supper of the season) Nov. 14th;-- Tbe ladies ofthe Congregational church will hold a food sale at the store of the Hyde Drag Co. on Saturday, Oct. 5th. A missioVwfil be held in St. Joseph's church here Oct. 6tb, uoder the auspices pf the Paulist Fathers, of New YorK. The Pastors' Conference of: theSt.-Law- rence Baptist Association will hold its fall meeting in the Baptist church at Nicholville Tuesday and Wednesday, Oct. Hist and 2d. Rev R. C. Penney will preach ' at the cor ference two evenings. The regular meeting of the W. O. T. U on Friday afierno.n will be a literary meeting, in charge of Mrs. Hawkins. A progressive euchre party will be held at the Wadhams Reading Rooms on Friday evening, Oct. 4th v at 3:00 o'clock. Tickets 25 cents. To-morrow (Thursday) evening the Y.P.S, C. E. of the Methodist church, Malone, will tender a reception and social at the church to the teachers of Malone and the students in the academic de- partment. * «. - Arrangements have been made for a course of four entertainments at Centen- tary M. E. church, one each month, be- ginning about the middle of .November. The price of the entire course, wifl be one dollar, and it could not have been furnished last year for less than twice that sum, as it is a first-class coarse. It will include two musical entertainments, one imperoonator and one illustrated, lec- ture. This lecturer was here a few years ago and gave excellent satisfaction. Buree. --' Mrs. Grace Martin and ohildren left on Monday evening for Springfield, Mass., to join her husband, who is seeking em- ployment in that place. Mrs. Wilmarth went to Bennington, W>, on Tuesday to make her daughter, Mrs. John M, Allen, an extended visit. She expects to remain all winter. Robert H. Weir is shingling and other- wise improving bis store and dwelling. Albert Martin, who has been visiting friends in Burke for a few weeks, re- turned to Springfield, Mass., On Monday. Mrs. Hockenburg, who has been visit- ing her mother, Mrs. David Williamson, for about two months,: returned to her home in Springfield, Mass., on Saturday. Nearly ail the parties from Burke, who had employment in the Adirondacks dur- ing the summer, have returned, and the rest are expected back on Saturday. Alonzo Dickey returned to Watertown, Mass., on Saturday;^ Wm. MoKenzte*ffent to the Ogdens- burg fair last week and attended the Bessie Abbott concert on Thursday even- ing.; *- BEN BOM. Philip Meagan, of Malone, who was dis- charged on Monday from the county jail after serving a 90 days' sentence for pub- lic intoxication, was sentenced the fol- llowing day by Police Justice Bigelow to sis months in the Onondaga county peni- tentiary, near Syracuse, on a similar charge. Phil, is getting well qualified to play the star part in \ Behind the Bars.\ fdALONE maRKET PRICES. . : PAROID 1 8 that rooflag taat lasts. It ooacaias ao tar or pitch and will wear froin six to seven years without coating. Be careful aai aotjget a saMltate wttb a name very much like JJ - - ?AROlD. There is ao roaftng joet as good m» very aaPABOi ID. H. Da THOMPSON & CO. f Jobbers of Hardware, MALONE, N. Y, tB*** •-Behind/**c Bamu\ •at Prictis paid prodaoers-^Qaotatloiis lor BOUer, citofce cieanierj', larfie tubs,... . •' ** \* assorted sizes.. ••* , \ best prints ID cases.. ..., \ dsliy. ..-•• ............ Potatoes .„•... ,.-. A ........ .-.,.„...... Mot^tevrseemng. 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Mothers with little children need so longer fear croup, colds or whooping cough. Bees Lexatixe Cough Syrup tastes good. It works off the ooW through the bowels, cuts the phlegm, oleu* the head. For the young and old. Guaranteed, Secure a bottle at onoe,, Sold by Hyde Drug Co. ••\ i \ ''\'.«• »•»»'•' »» Dr. J. Greer, the veterinary, who r*» turaad reieaUjr from Caiesge, jksa sahea up Ma elsee aad hospital in the C*o«sa * '; m^fiMM. -««Bu?i.? , ' , iJ^--^^tei* - '&&£< ; :.. : f - M * •~ih !*%: .M - M v*
